1640
Latin
Augustinus
Cornelius Jansen · 1585–1638
A three-volume reconstruction of Augustine's teaching on grace, arguing that fallen humanity cannot resist either concupiscence or grace without divine determination.
The Library
1577 works catalogued century by century, from the literature the Bible was written among to the present — each with a note on what it is, why it lasted, and where to read it.
1601–1700
3 works
1640
Latin
Cornelius Jansen · 1585–1638
A three-volume reconstruction of Augustine's teaching on grace, arguing that fallen humanity cannot resist either concupiscence or grace without divine determination.
1643
French
Antoine Arnauld · 1612–1694
An argument that communion should be approached only after real penitence, against confessors who admitted penitents again the same week.
1656–1657
French
Blaise Pascal · 1623–1662
Eighteen anonymous letters ridiculing Jesuit casuistry by quoting it at length, on grace, probable opinions, and how to kill a man without breaking a commandment.
3 of 1577 works